If Rupert Murdoch Really Wants to Charge for Content This Is What I’m Willing to Pay For
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JimW says: Well, Glynnis, don’t pay for it. Pretty simple, huh? I wouldn’t pay to read you, either.
Glynnis MacNicol says: Actually, this entire post is about how I would pay for a NYP cover archive.
ef200 says: If you’re really willing to pay to see a gallery of Post front pages, the answer is right here: “Headless Body in Topless Bar: The Best Headlines from America’s Favorite Newspaper,” published in 2008 by HarperCollins and over 200 pages with nothing but Post covers.
Peter Mullan says: Yep, Glynnis, if you knew anything about The New York Post, you would have known about that book.
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Exclusive: Bo Obama Agrees with President on ‘Deem and Pass’
At yesterday's White House briefing, the hot topic du jour was the House Democrats' procedural "Deem and Pass" maneuver, also known as "Demon Pass," the "Slaughter Rule," and if I'm not mistaken, the "Cider House Rule?" I'm not sure about that last one.
All this after Fox News' Brett Baier spent a good chunk of his POTUS exclusive grilling the President on whether he supports the maneuver. Just to be thorough, I took a shot at the question with First Dog Bo Obama. Not surprisingly, he agreed with the President. Video after the jump.
Conservative Bloggers Loved The CBO Before They Hated It
The Congressional Budget Office released its preliminary estimate of the Senate health care bill yesterday and found that the bill would reduce the deficit by $130 Billion in the first 10 years and $1.2 trillion in the second 10 years. Upon the report’s release, conservative bloggers and pundits began trying to discredit the CBO, saying that the office allows Democrats to cook the numbers and its estimates are often not a good indicator of reality. And if the CBO is so unreliable, then these bloggers wouldn’t cite it uncritically when it favors their positions, right?
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